VPI opens window to see Fly Fishing Film Festival prizes
Click here for tickets to the International Film Festival. March 25th at the Bing.
Water Trail
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Working towards a healthier Spokane River fishery
Join Taylor McCroskey at the International Fly Fishing Film Festival on March 25th to support meeting red band trout needs in the Spokane River. Taylor, a fisheries management graduate student at EWU, used funds from last year’s event to work on a way to monitor the success of a redband trout enhancement project that will be implemented this summer.
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Meet the designer of the Islands Trailhead slide at Fly Fishing Film Festival
Click here to get your tickets and learn about raffle items to support the Spokane River. Visit with Craig Andersen and the Spokane Conservation District to learn more about the…
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Bruce says come on down to the Fly Fishing Film Festival March 25th at the Bing
Click here for information and tickets. “I caught a 10 pounder on the Spokane River,” says Bruce Jolicoeur. “Can I see it?” “No, I had to delete it from my…
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Don’t Miss Fly Fishing Film Festival March 25th at the Bing
Click here to see raffle items and get your tickets Date: March 25th Tickets: $15 advance, $18 day of show. Doors open: 5:00 p.m. to check out raffle/auction items…
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TransCanada Corporation Wants You to Enjoy the Spokane Water Trail
TransCanada has once again stepped up to help our community enjoy our most iconic resource: The Spokane River. A grant provided to the Forum last fall is being used as…
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Islands Trailhead Access a Go
The Forum is pleased to announce a partnership to develop Spokane River Water Trail access at Islands Trailhead in Spokane Valley. With the Spokane Conservation District (SCD) taking the lead,…
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Proposed legislation seeks to restrict water access
To the surprise of many in the paddling community, legislation was introduced in the Washington State legislature that would restrict water access: Restricting access to public lands adjacent to waterbodies…
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New access a boon to Spokane River kayakers
Kayakers are enjoying ritzy new facilities at Trailer Park Wave, a new Spokane River Water Trail access point below Post Falls Dam in Idaho. The Spokesman Review reports.
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Avista to build Nine Mile Dam boat take out in late October
The Spokane River Water Trail is set to gain another great asset this fall. As part of Avista’s Spokane River Recreation Plan, the company will be building an access for…